The State Of Maharashtra And ORS v. Vijaykala Gajendra Shinde

(Order) (1) C.A. No. 15191 & 15193

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY,

AURANGABAD BENCH, AT AURANGABAD.

908 CIVIL APPLICATION NO.15191 OF 2017 IN FAST/39524/2017 WITH CA/15193/2017 IN FAST/39548/2017 THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND OTHERS

VERSUS

BHAGWAN AMBADAS SHINDE AND OTHERS ...........

AGP for Applicants : Mr. R.B. Bagul AGP for Respondents : Mr. R.V. Naiknaware ...........

CORAM : SMT. VIBHA KANKANWADI, J.

DATE : 03RD JULY 2019 ORAL ORDER :

01.

Present civil applications have been filed for getting delay of 1149 days condoned. The State intends to challenge the judgment and award passed by the learned Civil Judge (Senior Division), Osmanabad, in L.A.R. No.213 of 2009 and L.A.R. No. 358 of 2009, dated 26-06-2014. However, it is stated that after obtaining the certified copies, the State had sought legal advice, sanction and permission and then made arrangements for court-fees, etc. which caused delay. It is stated that the said delay is unintentional. 02.

Learned Advocate appearing for the respondents is strongly opposing the applications on

(Order) (2) C.A. No. 15191 & 15193 the ground that each and every day's delay has not been properly explained.

03.

Taking into consideration the fact that some immediate actions have been taken by the State to obtain certified copies and then seek permission / guidance and those steps can be said to be a genuine effort. However, since the State was required to go through those administrative steps, the delay has been caused and, therefore, liberal approach is required to be taken.

04.

Though it appears that this Court has passed an order on stay application on 18th December 2017, that the stay is granted conditionally subject to deposit of entire amount of compensation within 12 weeks, the said amount has not been deposited, yet. No doubt, respondents have right to go ahead with the execution of the judgment and award, yet, learned Assistant Government Pleader is making statement that the communication has been made to make available the funds and it would be deposited within a period of four weeks. Taking into consideration this statement, no need to pass any further order as regards stay to the judgment and decree. But then, it is expected that the State will make available those funds and deposit the said amount in this Court within the aforesaid period.

(Order) (3) C.A. No. 15191 & 15193 05.

Hence, reasonable ground has been made to condone the delay. The applications are, therefore, allowed and disposed of by condoning the said delay. Registry to verify and register the first appeals and place them for consideration on 18th December 2019. ( Smt. Vibha Kankanwadi ) JUDGE ...........

puranik / CA15191.17